Do people celebrate Halloween where you live?

[Messy Mane 9,034]

On October 30, 2014 at 3:20 PM, RainbowMau said:

it was forbidden because the catholics said it was satanic, it was something that it was shown through schools and the commercial boom that Halloween brought was suddenly killed.

i'm a catholic and I don't think theres anything "Satanic" about it

and yes,they do celebrate it every year,here in Texas,USA

Edited June 7, 2017 by ScruffyTheStallion

[Thuja 3,669]

Unfortunately no, it typically rains every year on Halloween so people tend not to go out.  Also, I live somewhere that the management frowns on people going door to door(unless they personally okay it).  It's always nice to see people bring out the good stuff for Halloween though, it's pretty much the only time I actually shop around for decorations!

[Kaneki 1,073]

Yeah, it's just kinda cold usually, around say the 40's to the 60's (Fahrenheit, not Celsius). Not that cold, but it just really all depends on the year.

I haven't trick-or-treated in years, but I always enjoy the left-overs, since we don't really have many people come around since we're on a side road, tucked away in our subdivision.

[Lunarpalette 2,175]

Yeah, but my house hold doesn't do Halloween really.

[SONICchaos 825]

I love Halloween and where I've lived for the past 6 years has been pretty Halloweeny.

When I was living in Arizona tho I lived in a very retirement area for a few years and it was out in the desert too so really you never saw any Halloween out there but you did see ALOT of Christmas. People must have saved decoration space for Christmas storage because every home in the neighborhood had over 5K lights on their home

[Phosphor 11,544]

I definitely see Halloween decorations a lot. As far as trick or treating goes, not here. I live in a rural area and almost all of my neighbors are in their 60s, 70s and 80s. lol

[TBD 17,276]

Yes, but they don't get into it as much as I do. I'd go all out with the decorations, the scares, the trick and treating. Helloween is the best.

[Vicky 2,238]

In my neighborhood, it is very likely. Despite my neighborhood being a very quiet but populated place, about 80% of the families that live here have children.

[Dreambiscuit 12,408]

I love to celebrate Halloween. It's lighthearted fun and I enjoy getting into costume and loading up on free candy. What's not to like? 

Edited October 18, 2018 by Dreambiscuit

[Lucky Bolt 35,254]

Yes, most everyone in my city celebrates it. I dress up in costume and go trick or treating with my younger siblings every year (yes, I still trick or treat. Like Pinkie Pie once said, too old for free candy? NEVER.) And that's the great thing about having younger siblings...I can use them as an excuse to still go trick or treating. 

[CandyCorn 430]

Pretty much, yeah. I go trick or treating a lot because it gets me out of the house for a little while. That, and I know my neighborhood pretty well.

[Midnight Solace 5,135]

Yeah, people do. But I don't. I prefer to celebrate Nightmare Night on the forums. It's way more fun than Halloween. 

[EpicEnergy 23,256]

I'm in the USA, so many people around where I live celebrate Halloween.

[RaraLover 10,427]

Yes, where I'm from, people do celebrate Halloween. Some kids out on my street do treat-or-treating at night and come to my house.

[Midnight Danny 9,029]

Unfortunately, no. We don't celebrate the halloween from where l live.

[DixonTheAdversary 1,638]

Yes, people do celebrate Halloween where I live. I'm not really one of them though, since Halloween is my least favorite holiday.

[Cash In 23,420]

I don't, but younger kids around the neighborhood do. I don't have any problems with it, since it's all in good fun at the end of the day.

[Bastian 13,321]

Nope, its not celebrated in Cuba at all.

[Stone Cold Steve Jobs 22,510]

When we were kids we did. Nowadays kids prefer staying inside and gaming over knocking on my door and that’s cool by me. More candy for me!

[Splashee 28,603]

I'm currently living on this forum, so I am celebrating Halloween. It is very common to celebrate it here!

[Astralshy 30,717]

Halloween has here no tradition, but within the last 20 years this has become a normality here too. Most likely not in the same dimension as in the u.s but I also buy some candy for every Halloween to be on the safe side.

[Clawdeen 25,675]

I’m from the US so yes

 

However I’ll go into a bit more detail specifically to where I live.

The neighborhood I grew up in didn’t do Halloween. No trick or treating or anything like that. Typically my dad would take me to certain places where they were doing trick or treating. It’s only until we moved in my late teens that we had started getting trick or treaters. 

[ExplosionMare 27,303]

Yes but it’s not as popular around my neighborhood since there aren’t a lot of kids around

[Silly Druid 8,225]

Some people do it, not as much as in the US though.

[Theautisticrebel 315]

I live in the USA, so yes.